Wait tags

The <gx:Wait> tag is a valuable way to add a pause between elements of your tour. It looks like this:

<gx:Wait><gx:duration>2</gx:duration></gx:Wait>

You can specify the length of the pause by changing the <gx:duration> between the <gx:Wait> tags:

<gx:Wait><gx:duration>2</gx:duration></gx:Wait>

It usually goes between between two <gx:FlyTo> tags to create a pause:

...

    <gx:FlyTo>

        <gx:duration>5</gx:duration>

            <LookAt>

                (truncated to save space)

            </LookAt>

    </gx:FlyTo>

<gx:Wait><gx:duration>2</gx:duration></gx:Wait>

    <gx:FlyTo>

        <gx:duration>5</gx:duration>

            <LookAt>

                (truncated to save space)

            </LookAt>

    </gx:FlyTo>

...

The <gx:Wait> tag is also used after an <gx:AnimatedUpdate> to give the change time to run:

...

    <gx:AnimatedUpdate>

        <gx:duration>5</gx:duration> (change the duration of the fade here)

            <Update>

                <Change>

                </Placemark>

                    <Style targetId="path_style"> 

                        <LineStyle>

                            <color>bfff0000</color>

                            <width>3</width>

                        </LineStyle>

                        <PolyStyle>

                    </Style>

                </Change>

            </Update>

    </gx:AnimatedUpdate> 

<gx:Wait> <gx:duration>5</gx:duration></gx:Wait> 

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